Sentence examples for of substantial depth from inspiring English sources

These are long, narrow lakes of substantial depth.

Although many microarchitecture memories are now of substantial depth, the imposition of any such limit could be considered unsatisfactory.

We believe that the relationship between Cocos and Syagrus resolved by seven concatenated WRKY gene alignments is real, considering our substantial depth of sampling of the Attaleinae, and that the number of steps as well as the appreciable time duration (>20 MY) between the stem and crown nodes of Cocos reflects intervening extinction events.

For example, the recent June 2011 eruption of Puyehue-Cordón Caulle volcanic complex, in southern Chile, deposited ashfall over approximately 75,000 km2 of Argentinian Patagonia (Buteler et al. [2011]), with a substantial depth of 30 45 mm deposited on the major regional centre of San Carlos de Bariloche, population approximately 113,000.

The enrichment of these proteins in our data set reflects the absence of bias against low-abundance PM proteins and a substantial depth of coverage likely achieved.

The substantial depth of each subclade relative to the shallow divergence among sequences from fly, mosquito and honeybee suggests that the diversification of the variant lineages within the tandem array (and, by implication, the presence of mutually exclusive alternative splicing) long predates the divergence of these three species.

Two recent papers succeeded in characterizing the expressed human proteomes of human cell lines with substantial depth [54,55].

The age of the family is not known but the impression is one of substantial time depth, perhaps broadly similar to that of the Sino-Tibetan family.

Soils in the GDS are a critical component of total ecosystem C due to the high percentage of organic matter and C content in peat, relatively low bulk density, and the substantial depths of mucky peat.

The reflectance from the forest areas that consists of dense conifers to less dense deciduous forests is considerably darker than non-forested areas even with substantial depths of snow.

Here, we propose that soil burial is a globally important but greatly underestimated process contributing to the delivery and long-term persistence of substantial SOC stocks to depths beyond those considered in most soil C inventories.